10 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1983
Sports
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A Team
left, first row, Joe Wysocki,
Tom O'Donnell,
coaches. Jesse Jr
Fred Rosencrans, Bill
During the past two weeks
Brown’s Oil took eight points in the
Bonomo Major League, outdoing the
rest of the teams. Sweet Valley
Outfitters picked up five as did G.H.
Harris. Back Mountain Sporting
Goods and Bermudas each divided
4-4 while the Beach Combers and
Charlies All Stars each won three
and lost five. The Hambos were
unable to win any for a two week 0-8
record.
Hitting high games were J. Roan
227 (575), 533; D. Purvin 562, 544; T.
Doughton 547, F. Stevens 563, K.
Orkwis 227 (535), Glen Mazer 552,
G. Mazer 227 (534), B. Varner 536,
and S. Bonomo 528.
In the Back Mountain Church
League, Shavertown B took four
from Orange A but dropped three to
Trucksville C. Lutherans picked up
three from East Dallas and three
from Orange B. Maple Grove div-
ided 2-2 with Orange B and copped
three from Carverton A while
Trucksville C took all from Carver-
ton B and only one from Shavertown
B. Dallas A managed one from
Shavertown A but shut out Orange
A. Shavertown A earned three from
Dallas A and three from Carverton
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Cheerleaders
The cheerleaders for the Dallas Cowboys Mini Football teams were also recognized at the
organization banquet held recently. Shown here are members of the squad.’ From left, first row,
Chris Gornick, Tami Landon, Michele Stahl, Kara Wojtowicz, Ruth Ann Selenski, Laura Selenski,
Tracy Stahl, Kelly Brown, and Diane Olsen, coach. Third row, Rachelle Cummings, Tracy
Young, Kim Thompson, Rachel Holthaus, Ann Repko, Mary Young, coach. Fourth row, Kara
Cherup, Heather Lutz, Sandy Hanson, Colleen Gumbravich, Raquel Harris, Absent at time of the
photo were Jessie Gallagher and Dawn Rismondo.
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HARDWARE STORES
R. Witkowski 545, Ted Wilson 525, B.
Roberts 542, E. Roth 537 and B.
Monk 526.
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ialette League by blanking Lom-
bardo’s Bakery and shutting out
Scavone Motors. Humphreys
Apparel took all from Mahaffey Oil
and three from Lombardo’s Bakery.
Jean Shop divided 2-2 with Scavone
Motors and lost three to Mahaffey
Oil.
Hitting high games for the girsl
178 (490) and I. Katyl 470.
In the Bowlerette League, Brett
Long dropped four to Franklin's
while Tom Reese girls shut out
Hoagie Bar. The previous week,
Franklin’s copped three from Tom
Reese and Brent Long took all from
the Hoagie Bar. High scores were
scarce with N. Crane’s 173 high for
both weeks.
Two weeks’ “reports in George
Shupp League show Fino’s Phar-
macy 6-2, Harris Associates 6-2,
Endless Mountains 4'-31», Roberts
Oil 4%-3%, Gino’s Shoe Store 4-4,
Katyl TV 4-4, Dallas Nursery 2-6,
and Disque Funeral Home 1-7. High
games were F. Adams 232 (576), N.
Stredny 567, K. Orkwis 551, K.
Youngblood 545, 542; R. Bonomo
544, F. Stevens 534, A. Sendel 581,
562; D. Katyl 221 (532), B. Downs
534, C. Kazokas 533.
In the Ladies Country League, the
first week Castlettes shut out
took all from Grotto Pizza, and
Fashion Vending copped three from
G.H. Harris Associates. The second
week, Grotto Pizza blanked Gordon
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took four from Daring’s Market and
the Castlettes picked up three from
Fashion Vending.
A. Hospodar rolled 175-194 (520),
B. Rinus hit pins for 476, E. Shaffer
knocked down pins for 179, C. Smith
tumbled them for 177 (473), P.
Gordon scattered wood for 203 (501),
D. Vrhel posted 174, Millie Hirner
spilled pins for 177 and R. Carroll
hit 171.
Two weeks of bowling in Our
Gang League gave Buckwheats 7-1,
Half of Nickels 6-2, Suds Suckers 6;
2, Lucky Strikes 2-6, Mold ’N Oldies
2-6, and Barn Owls 1-7. Dave Jen-
kins rolled 238, Nancy Daney 200-175
(495), Dave Eddy 538, 525 and Joy
Kelly 174.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League, Half-
wits blanked Kenny’s Maniacs and
took three from A Team; A Team
copped three from Halfbreeds after
dropping three to the Halfwits. Half-
breeds also dropped three to
Kenny’s Maniacs. Dale Wright's 533
was high series for both weeks. Sue
Tereska hit pins for 176 and Nancy
Ide knocked them down for 176.
Basketball, wrestling
season passes now
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Season passes for boys’ varsity
basketball and varsity wrestling are
now available at the Lake-Lehman
Senior High School Athletic Office. -
Prices for wrestling tickets aré
$14 for adults and $7 for students
and, for basketball, $24 for adults
and $12 for students.
There are nine home wrestifig
matches and 15 home basketball
games.
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